Well, excuse dean!
Well, excuse dean!
What is that, velvet?
I'm up for a straight beheading. This show is all about justice and this guy makes a living off of perverting it. Fuck that dude.
Badgers…we don't need no stinkin badgers!!
Totally, what is a guy that smart doing dressed up like he's ready to invade Poland?
I like to be reminded every now and then that Blutbad is German for bloodbath.
I've been thinking about the Buffy CGI for vampires. It seemed to be just a little of that Michael Jackson's Black and White video mojo used to transition to actual make-up and prosthetics on an actual face or a least a decent mask. Give me some oldschool Fangoria. This episode didnt really bother me that much, tho. I…
Like that dream I had where I climbing a mountain of toilets and all my teeth fell out?
I always try to accessorize according to my parasite color.
I suppose eyesuckers probably have to stay on the move a lot to avoid lengthy prison sentences. Now that we know who the ghost is, I think the Juliet situation is going to finally get back to normal. And that fighting blind scene was pretty badass, very Zatoichi.
I got rid of my TV like 3 years ago, so I don't use the cc anymore(does nbc.com even have that option?), but I remember tons of errors on scripted shows that could only have been caused by mishearing and laziness. Speaking of the website, it uses that spelling, so it must be correct, but that x still looks funny to…
Her eyes were looking particularly large this episode. Her acting kind of reminds me of the girl with the braces from Gilliam's Brazil.
I thought the worms needed the tears to activate.
I assume he was supposed to be acting like an opium addict, but who in the hell goes around sucking peoples eyes out in a bright red caddy with fins?
I totally thought of Futurama when the worms gave him a superpower. For some reason, the last scene reminded me of the blind swordsman Zatoichi.
edit: oops, didnt read jerodast's post.
In my experience, the cc rarely runs off the script, but rather off the audio. I always crack up at all the mistakes and extra censoring the captioning people throw in there. And who pronounces an x like a "sh" besides the Portuguese and Galicians? Prolly just some court reporter taking a stab at it just like…
Something…something… the Zeppo
But what about this unsettling automaton I am supposed to be ignoring? or not ignoring I can't tell which. Also, has anyone ever read Robert Davies' The Lyre of Orpheus. It's novel about how the ghost of Hoffman returns to help complete an unfinished opera about King Arthur, pretty decent.
What is the definition of a "schmuck"?
In Soviet Russia…bureaucrat muppets pull the strings.